Northwest Iceland Fall Photography.

The Northwestern part of Iceland with its wild and unspoiled landscapes. Remote and difficult to reach.

The Nortwestern Fjords are ancient, rugged, and remote. Few people get there. But the Fjords are dramatic. Waterfalls are powerful. The landscapes are truly wild.

I was there on a fall photography workshop. And very happy that I decided to go.

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You would think a sheep got a little too close, but it is mere a Scheuchzer's cottengrass. In fall color.
High winds and low clouds. Beauty comes also in foul weather.
Seaweed sculpture created by the waves.
Beach rock smoothened by the waves in its nest.
Iceland West Fjord black beach during a fall storm.
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A decayed Iceland West Fjord bridge - long since having lost its connection to the shore. Now part of the landscape scenery, somehow adding to the epic landscape.
A lone and abandoned Iceland West Fjord house.
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Isafjordur (Ísafjördur - Ice Fjord)) Fjord seen from Isafjordur. Fresh snow om the mountains signaling the end of the fall season.
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